Paradise Club

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 52 months ago

  Very good, soon happy 😁

• ★ 56 months ago

  I love this club. If u come to nha Trang pls come this club

• ★ 5a month ago

  What and amazing venue with amazing staff we will be back

• ★ 3a year ago

  The music is too loud. The lights are amazing. Dancers are good. The staff tries to keep the customers engaged. they charge some sort of service fee. I guess whatever you order, you'll have to pay 20% more. decent club but crowd was very dull(maybe it was just the case with me?)

• ★ 33 years ago

  A much overpriced drinks in the night club with tired furniture and less attractive DJ selection. Cold beer minimum 200,000 dong ++ It seems the consequences of Covid-time has left a quite notable damage in this segment of mostly for tourists entertaining segment. Hope in the future it would be improved.

• ★ 2a year ago

  Stepping into Paradise Club feels like entering a theatrical performance where you’re both the audience and the tragic hero. The décor is an ambitious mix of baroque indulgence and over-the-top neon accents – perfect for those who always wondered what Versailles would look like if it hosted a rave. Let’s address the elephant in the room: If you’re sober and not a fan of suffocating in cigarette smoke while dodging the occasional cloud of dubious vape fumes, you’ll find yourself questioning every life choice that brought you here. The music is a relentless assault on the senses, a cacophony of beats seemingly designed to ensure you lose all sense of time, place, and sanity. The staff, however, deserves a gold star for effort. Their relentless enthusiasm in trying to keep guests entertained is almost touching. Smiling, attentive, and determined, they’re the unsung heroes of this otherwise chaotic experience. Unfortunately, no amount of cheerful service can make up for the suffocating atmosphere unless you’re someone who thrives on nicotine and alcohol. The highlight of the evening? The fruit platter. Yes, amidst the deafening beats and the clouds of smoke, the humble fruit platter emerged as the MVP of the night – fresh, colorful, and mercifully silent. In summary: Unless you’re armed with a pack of cigarettes, a drink in hand, and a burning desire to test your endurance, this “paradise” is best admired from a safe distance. For everyone else, the fruit platter might just make the visit worthwhile – barely.

• ★ 22 months ago

  Very disappointing experience. The place is overpriced for what it offers. The music was really not enjoyable — mostly very loud Vietnamese techno/disco style with huge bass and almost no melody, so loud that you cannot even have a normal conversation. The service was also far too pushy. You barely have time to look around before the waiters put the menu in front of you, and before you even finish your drink, they already pressure you to order the next one. I understand they probably work on sales targets, but this kind of aggressive approach does not make guests want to spend more — it just makes the whole experience uncomfortable. There was practically no real dancefloor atmosphere either. There were dancers, but as a guest it did not really feel like a place where you could enjoy dancing yourself. Overall, this place has a lot to improve, especially when it comes to service style and atmosphere. Many European tourists are simply not used to this level of pressure from staff. They should really take some inspiration from places in Thailand, where nightlife is usually much more relaxed and guest-friendly.

• ★ 19 months ago

  bad. it's loud and dangerous to be there. we left right away so we wouldn't lose our hearing. the music sucks. please learn from the Illuzion in Phuket (I'm attaching a video for club managers - feel the difference). provide comfort, don't put pressure on people's ears, play a good beat, and people will come to relax